There's been heaviness behind you. A sense of obligation, of doing what you had to do rather than what you wanted to do. This card speaks to survival mode — powering through because there was no other option. In love, this may have looked like staying in a situation not because it was fulfilling, but because being alone felt worse. Lowering your standards because companionship felt like a need, not a choice. Professionally, there's been a grind — work that felt more like a weight than a purpose. Maybe a job that paid the bills but slowly drained something essential out of you. Financially, things have felt tight. Resources stretched thin, savings evaporating, a sense of just getting by. The message here isn't to dwell on it — it's to acknowledge it. You carried something heavy, and it shaped you. But that chapter is closing. Right now, something deeper is stirring. The Soul card is about reconnecting with who you truly are beneath all the obligations, roles, and masks. There's a pull toward what feels real — not what looks good on paper, but what resonates at the deepest level. In love, this points to connections that go beyond the surface. Deep, almost telepathic bonds. But also a reminder — love that only exists in the spiritual realm without grounding in the physical can leave you longing. For couples, this is a rare and sincere union. For singles, real love starts with recognizing yourself first. It may show up in unexpected forms. Professionally, this is the card of freedom, inspiration, and meaningful work. If you've been feeling called toward something connected to healing, writing, teaching, guiding, or creating — pay attention. That pull is not random. This card also signals a moment of reflection: are you doing work that aligns with your values, or are you still running on the old script from the Necessity card? Financially, the Soul invites a shift in perspective. Money isn't the goal — it's a tool. There's enough when you stop chasing and start trusting your ability to create balance.

The Feminine rises. Beauty, equilibrium, and the sacred pulse of creation move through this week like a river finding its course. You are being called to the most tender, most sensitive chambers of yourself — not to fear what you find there, but to listen. A cycle of balance is being born. From this stillness, creativity will be nourished. Projects will find their direction. A quiet fulfillment draws near. In Work: You are asked to stand firm. Move with precision. Do not wander from your aim. New ideas will visit you — they are not meant to remain ideas. You are being called to act on them. In Finances: Order is requested of you. If chaos lives in your accounts, in your plans, in your relationship with abundance — now is the moment to bring structure. Organization is not restriction. It is freedom. In Love: A tender nourishment arrives. Harmony. A beautiful equilibrium between two souls. For some, this energy speaks of birth — a child, a new chapter, a creation that carries life in it. And if love is not where this resonates for you, know that the same birth energy applies to your career, your vision, your deepest project. Something is ready to come into the world through you. The Warning: Solitude is your teacher this week, but do not let it become your prison. There is a fine and fragile line between sacred introspection and stagnation, between needed stillness and a loneliness that disconnects you from the living world. Temperance is your medicine. If isolation begins to cloud your clarity — return to the world. Return to others. Watch, too, your judgment. A feeling of injustice may rise. Something is being asked to leave your hands, and the release may feel unfair. But you are not being punished. You are being cleared. Bring yourself back to center. Bring yourself back to truth. The Deeper Current: This is not a week of action. Last week demanded movement. This week demands the mirror. You will be met by your own psychology — your fears, your anxieties, the blockages you have turned away from. The illusions you have built around yourself may shimmer and crack. Do not be afraid of this. It is not destruction. It is revelation.

Some books that have stuck with me on my journey: Initiation by Elisabeth Haich Anna, Grandmother of Jesus by Claire heartsong. Hands of light by Barbara Brennan Initiation is almost autobiographical about Elsabeth’s experience of suddenly channeling and astral projecting, remembering past lives and her spiritual path. Anna is a channeled booked received by Claire following the journeys of the grandmother of Jesus. It holds many essenes codes and teachings. Hands of light was a great introduction to hands on energy healing and self healing.

On April 2nd, the Pink Moon rises. And before you scroll past thinking rituals require crystals, candles, special tools, or some kind of spiritual expertise they don't. This one asks almost nothing of you. Just a pen, a piece of paper, and ten quiet minutes. That's it. What is the Pink Moon, and why does it matter? The Pink Moon is April's full moon, named not because it turns pink, but because of the wild pink phlox flowers that blanket the ground across North America every spring. It's one of the first blooms after a long winter. That's the whole metaphor right there. This year, the Pink Moon falls in Libra; the sign of balance, relationships, and the courageous act of being in honest connection with others and yourself. Libra is ruled by Venus, which means this moon has a particular tenderness to it. It's asking you to look at where you've been out of balance. In your relationships. In how you show up. In what you've been tolerating quietly instead of addressing. The energy of this full moon sits in a window — April 1st through April 4th — so you don't have to rush to catch a single moment. You have time. But tonight, if you can, step outside and look up. Let the light land on you. That alone is enough to begin. The ritual: simple, honest, effective Find somewhere quiet. It can be your kitchen table, your bed, your car. Anywhere you won't be interrupted for ten minutes. You don't need to set anything up. Just bring a pen and something to write on. Step one — Empty the cup At the top of the page, write this question: What am I still carrying that isn't mine to carry anymore? Then write without stopping. Don't edit, don't re-read, don't overthink. Let it spill. Old resentments. Guilt that doesn't belong to you. A version of yourself you've outgrown but keep performing. A relationship dynamic you know isn't working. A story you've been telling yourself for years that has quietly been shrinking you. The full moon is a natural moment of illumination, things that have been sitting in the shadows tend to surface. Let them. Write until the page feels emptier than your chest.